Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

D. (-7,0)

Step-by-step explanation:

Given ordered pairs in the table

• $(-5,-7)$
• $(-2,-7)$
• $(6,-7)$

We can see given ordered pair is having a common Y co-ordinate that is $-7$

Now, drawing these points on graph.

All these ordered pairs $(-5,-7)$ $(-2,-7)$ $(6,-7)$

are lies on line $y=-7$

So, the correct ordered pair must be lie on line $y=-7$.

Let us plot each ordered pair on graph.

$(7,-7)$ $(0,-7)$ $(-7,-7)$ they have common Y co-ordinate that is $-7$. So they are lying on the line $y=-7$

And $(-7,-0)$ have not common Y co-ordinate that is $-7$.

So point $(-7,-0)$ does not lie in the graph.